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Call for Papers
(click here for a PDF version)
Papers describing high-quality original research in various areas of human-computer interaction are welcome. In light of the recent introduction of natural user interfaces as part of various consumer products, the intention is to give this year workshop a special focus on practical issues of designing HCI systems. Therefore, submissions related to the following topics will be particularly encouraged:
Robustness:
- vision algorithms robust to light, occlusions, view point, etc.
- increasing robustness by combining different sensors (e.g. multiple cameras, depth, infrared, inertial, audio)
- evaluation and comparison of algorithms and systems
Real-time implementation:
- efficient algorithms and implementation
- implementation on embedded platforms: field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), programmable digital signal processors (DSPs), graphics processing units (GPUs), and various kinds of heterogeneous multiprocessor devices, etc.
- performance analysis and comparison (e.g. latency, system power consumption, wireless and other device communication issues)
Other practical issues:
- automatic adaptation to the user and environment (e.g. on-line learning, auto calibration)
- design, performance analysis and comparison of human-computer interaction systems (Wizard of Oz and real-system HCI user studies)
- novel applications and standardization
Selected workshop papers will be considered for a special issue of International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV).
Demos are also welcome. Latest information about the demos and how to submit your proposals is posted on the demos page.
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